Millenium Mixer Stand

I've bought two of these to serve as a sort of a table for my small analog synth and some other gadgets. I realize these are meant for mixers as they do need quite a heavy object on them in order for them to be stable. With a two octave analog synth on it there simply isn't sufficient weight and the legs wiggle too much as the fit of the inner and outer leg is not tight enough. I like how simple they are to set up and fold, they seem well built and all, but I will have to modify them to make them stable. That said, I will still buy one more as they are of perfect dimensions for my needs and I can imagine they are a very good stand for heavier gear like mixers. With a little work they are also customizeable because there are extra holes, so they can be made less deep if needed, which is nice and I'm going to to that to one of the stands.

I bought this to use with a bass combo - a Genz Benz contour. I wanted to raise the combo up a little, as when it's on the floor, most of the sound it produces is directed at the back of my knees. This is a perfect solution and is surprisingly stable. It folds up neatly and seems well made, although mine initially came with one of the plastic feet missing. Thomann quickly rectified this, but spare feet cost about £3 for a set, so it might be worth getting a spare set, just in case.
Quiklok does a very similar product to this, but I couldn't justify the expense. This seems to do the same job, but for a much more affordable price.